Treks&Tailsut

08/14/2026

08/12/2026

Meet Luna, she is a Napoleon Mastiff. Built to protect. Born to zoom. 🐾💨

She takes backyard security VERY seriously… right up until the giant zoomies hit and all professionalism goes out the window. 😂❤️

Also a moment for those wrinkles 😍

08/12/2026

The Leave It List 🐾🚫

Some things are better left sniffed from a distance! From sneaky backyard hazards to things you might not realize can make your pup seriously sick, these are a few things every dog parent should know to LEAVE IT!

Save this list for later & share it with another dog parent, you never know when it could keep a curious pup out of trouble. 🐶🌿

08/09/2026

Meet Dallas, she is a Malinois/pit mix. A little nervous at first, but give her a minute to decide you’re safe. 🥹🐾 Once you’re officially approved, it’s full-speed zoomies and personality unlocked. 😂💨

08/02/2026

Unwind, stretch, and strengthen your bond with your four-legged friend at Breathe & Behave, a fun and relaxing yoga session designed for people and their dogs.

This beginner-friendly class combines gentle yoga, mindful breathing, and positive interactions with your pup in a welcoming, low-pressure environment. Whether your dog joins you for every pose or simply relaxes by your mat, you’ll enjoy an hour focused on movement, connection, and well-being.

Your participation supports our mission while creating meaningful memories with your canine companion.

What to bring:

A yoga mat
A leash (non-retractable preferred)
Water for you and your dog
Treats and waste bags
A friendly dog that is comfortable around people and other dogs
No previous yoga experience is necessary. All fitness levels are welcome. Come ready to breathe, laugh, and enjoy quality time with your best friend.

08/02/2026

Take your pup on a walk through Utah’s premier water conservation garden; hosted in partnership with Treks N’ Tails UT & The DogHood App. With plenty of shade, water, and free admission Conservation Garden Park is a wonderful place to get outside and explore together.

Whether you have a social butterfly pup, an energetic adventure buddy, or just want to enjoy some fresh air with fellow dog lovers this event is for you!

All leashed dogs are welcome. Please bring supplies to clean up after your pets!

This event will meet in the Education Center Plaza at Conservation Garden Park.

RSVP through the DogHood App or Link in my bio

08/01/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us at the gardens this morning! 🌿🐾

As the Adventure Pack Leader for ManyPaws Animal Rescue, it means so much to see our community show up to support rescue dogs and local events. Zoe and Dizzy absolutely loved meeting everyone and soaking up all the love!

Thank you for supporting both ManyPaws and Treks & Tails UT. Every walk, conversation, and new connection helps grow a community that values adventure, education, and giving rescue dogs the chance to shine.

We hope you had as much fun exploring the gardens as we did. See you on the next adventure! 💚

08/01/2026

ANNOUNCEMENT:
Due to construction on 1300 W you will not be able to travel northbound from 9000 S to get to the Conservation Garden Park. Please see notes below and plan travel accordingly!
1300 West in West Jordan is reduced to a single southbound-only lane from 7800 South to 9000 South for nine days starting Monday, July 27, 2026, due to storm drain installation. Northbound traffic is detoured west to Redwood Road.

07/27/2026

Her mission: defeat the water. Current status: still trying... and having the time of her life doing it. 😂🌊🐾

07/26/2026

Relationship based care is so much more than walks, meals, and potty breaks.
It’s about building trust, not only with the pets in my care, but with the people who love them most.
This week, one of my clients became suddenly sick. Vomiting. Diarrhea. What started as “let’s monitor” quickly became “it’s time for the emergency vet.” Because we had already built that relationship, there was no hesitation. We communicated every step of the way, I was able to transport her to the emergency clinic, provide real-time updates, and help her family make informed decisions while they couldn’t be there.
She was scared, but she wasn’t alone.
This is exactly why my intake process includes emergency contacts, veterinarian information, and written authorization for emergency care. Emergencies don’t wait, and having a plan in place allows me to stay calm, think clearly, and advocate for your pet when every minute matters.
Thankfully, she now has a care plan we’re all comfortable with and is on the road to feeling better.
Here’s a photo timeline from our day. Can you tell when things shifted?
The answer probably isn’t what you think.
Pets aren’t always loud when something is wrong. More often than not, it’s in their silent communication; a softer expression, a change in posture, less engagement, subtle tension, or simply not acting quite like themselves. Learning to recognize those small changes is one of the most valuable skills a pet care professional can have.
A huge thank you to the emergency veterinary teamfor your compassion, organization, and exceptional care. You made a stressful situation so much easier, and I’m incredibly grateful for everything you did.
The greatest compliment I can receive isn’t just that your pet loves me, it’s that you trust me to care for them, especially when things don’t go according to plan. That trust is something I’ll never take for granted. 🤍🐾